Franz Kafka (1883-1924) has come to be one of the most influential writers of this century. Virtually unknown during his lifetime, the works of Kafka have since been recognized as symbolizing modern man's anxiety-ridden and grotesque alienation in an unintelligible, hostile, or indifferent world. In this volume, we have published a collection of short stories by Franz Kafka. The stories are translated by Willa and Edwin Muir. All stories are complete & unabridged. Total pages 304.

Collection of 11 stories, including: "A Happy Day in 2381," "After the Myths Went Home," "Passengers" (1969 Nebula Winner for best short story), "To Be Continued," "Nightwings" (1969 Hugo winner, 1968 Nebula finalist, best novella), "We Know Who We Are," "The Pleasure of Their Company," "The Songs of Summer," "A Man of Talent," "Collecting Team," ""Going Down Smooth."

Humanity has been manipulated by shadowy, inhuman beings throughout history. Secret wars have been waged to settle vampires' disputes. Cultures have been created to advance mages' visions of Ascension. Enemies of the Earth have been defeated by werewolves as they prepare for their Apocalypse. This is the World of Darkness, a place where one's fears may become reality. Dark Destiny features short stories by Robert Bloch, Rick Hautala, Nancy A. Collins, Robert Weinberg and others.